14th century lead sarcophagus unearthed at Paris’ Notre-Dame cathedral (photo)
The burial sites "of remarkable scientific quality" were unearthed during preparatory work for rebuilding the ancient church's spire at the central spot
Channing Tatum’s movie lines had to be cut because Sandra Bullock couldn’t stop laughing
“He's crazy funny”
1,500-Year-Old Silver Site Uncovered in England
It is in the rural Roman site in southeastern England known as Grange Farm
5 top spots for quality food a stone’s throw from Athens
The Greeks really do have a penchant for delicious food
“The Happiest Place on Earth”, unless you’re a Christian
Disney has created “an environment of fear” for its conservative employees
Alain Delon, iconic French actor, decides to resort to euthanasia at 86
Iconic French actor Alain Delon has decided to resort to euthanasia in the near future & asked his son, Anthony Delon, to accompany him to the end
Teachers’ visit at the Museum of the Victims of Nazism in Distomo (photos)
The Museum of the Victims of Nazism was founded in 2005 by the then Municipality of Distomo to keep alive the memory of the Distomo Massacre
7 top patisseries in Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki has also developed its own pastry culture
The common Ancient Greek and Celtic origins of St. Patrick’s Day
Both the Greeks and the Celts believed that touching sacred trees could tap into good fortune
Final resting place of up to 65 British kings revealed as discovery sheds light on King Arthur era
Most of the tombs appear to date from the fifth and sixth centuries, a time when Britain was a patchwork quilt of dozens of small kingdoms